New Orleans designer Caroline Masue Muneoka, fascinated with patterns in nature and fine art, uses natural linens and cottons to create one-of-a-kind pieces that capture the essence of nature’s design.

A pyrographic artist, Mullen’s craft is wood burning, and hopes to burn things forever. Her brilliant work is available for purchase in the Museum Store this March. 

Jodie Masterman earned her B.F.A. in ceramics from the Appalachian Center for Craft and her M.F.A. in ceramics from Louisiana State University. Currently, Jodie works in her studio alongside the Mississippi River in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her ceramic objects are rooted in personal reflection, each referring to an aspect of play, love, loss or reject,...

"An Homage to Nimble Fingers" is a body of work that Kami Galeana created to acknowledge and honor centuries’ worth of embroidery produced by women from various places around the world. Galeana states, "Embroidery is one of the earliest art forms, but it rarely survives into modernity. As long as humans have been clothed, they have...